Yitzhak Tshuva
Tshuva blows Up $6.7 Billion gas deal
NewMed Energy and Ratio void $6.7B Dalia gas deal over approval delays. Dalia rejects claim, insists terms were met, and considers taking legal action.
Yitzhak Tshuva’s Ithaca Energy invests $860 million in Canadian oil drilling
Yitzhak Tshuva: “A Historic Milestone in Strengthening Regional Cooperation”
Yitzhak Tshuva opens a hotel in a surprising location in Israel
Risky business
Africa-Israel was victim of America’s subprime mortgage crisis. Its over leveraged investments were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Tshuva: Gas will reach Israel's shores by 2013
Delek owner: "We will supply all of the needs of the state. I believe that we will reach understandings with the Treasury and Israel Electric Co."
New oil drilling rig arrives at Leviathan field
The Pride North America rig will begin drilling to the field's deeper strata, where the 3D seismic survey indicates the presence of oil.
Wertheimer, Nehama, Tery team with Tshuva in gas licenses
The new partners will apparently win super-royalties and will undertake to make rigid investments in the exploration plans.
Business in Brief: January 11
Virginia to assist Israeli clean-tech firms; Noble Energy keeps up the pressure; Correlix gains NYSE Euronext share; Bankers: Global economy ticks upward.
Business in Brief: January 7
Tshuva adds to Tamar, Leviathan stakes; Noble Energy eyes liquefied natural gas; Elbit Systems wins Brazilian Army order.
Commentary: Tamar battle not quite over
The real battlefield for the Tamar partners is among the upper echelon of political leaders.
Billionaire Tshuva slams proposed tax hike on gas finds
Owner of Delek Group criticizes Shishensky C'tee's lack of expert testimony, gov't interference in efforts to develop domestic energy sources.
Delek, Isramco pledge to fight gas tax
Energy partners slam Sheshinski Committee plan to cut their profits.
Guest Columnist: Has a tycoon ever done you wrong?
However you look at it, a big part of Israeli business is controlled by small number of people. But claims against tycoons and their business groups aren’t compelling.